Just wondering if someone has or could take a side on pic of a 75 ute with tub so i (or a volunteer perhaps??) can p/shop it onto mine???
Much much thanks in advance.
Cheers
Rob
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Tub or Tray 75 ute???? (photoshop help)
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Tub or Tray 75 ute???? (photoshop help)
Hello peoples. I am tossing up wether or not to go tray or tub on my 75 ute. Here is a side shot:
Just wondering if someone has or could take a side on pic of a 75 ute with tub so i (or a volunteer perhaps??) can p/shop it onto mine???
Much much thanks in advance.
Cheers
Rob
Just wondering if someone has or could take a side on pic of a 75 ute with tub so i (or a volunteer perhaps??) can p/shop it onto mine???
Much much thanks in advance.
Cheers
Rob
Landcruiser UTE 1996 FZJ75 - SPOA, 35"s,
extended chassis, poor mans extra cab, 4.56 diff gears, Lockright front, chinese air locker rear...
extended chassis, poor mans extra cab, 4.56 diff gears, Lockright front, chinese air locker rear...
keep the tray, much stronger and more usefull.!!!!!! if you put a tub on it, you will be limited to what you carry to the width of the tub, but with a tray you cn take the sides off and carry something wider,
and if you do any amount of offroading you wil bend a tub very very easily, but a tray now there is a usefull pice of steel,
i have run my 73s tray into a tree backwards, accidentaly cause i didnt use the stall stop technique, and rolled backwayrds(very very dangerous) hit a tree with my tray, and i got not one iota of damage apart from the pins that keep the side un, bengine ever so slightly
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic176184-0-asc-60.php
take a look at my tread, it will give you an idea of a strong working tray, i plan to replace it with a more off road functional tray soon enough.....
and if you do any amount of offroading you wil bend a tub very very easily, but a tray now there is a usefull pice of steel,
i have run my 73s tray into a tree backwards, accidentaly cause i didnt use the stall stop technique, and rolled backwayrds(very very dangerous) hit a tree with my tray, and i got not one iota of damage apart from the pins that keep the side un, bengine ever so slightly
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic176184-0-asc-60.php
take a look at my tread, it will give you an idea of a strong working tray, i plan to replace it with a more off road functional tray soon enough.....
Go Hard Or GO Home
Yeah i was only just recently tossing up the idea of a tub - all of my other utes have had trays (and i've been happy with them) I was also thinking of just building a steel tray frame and using the alloy deck off my alloy tray for the floor (save a little on weight). PITA not having tie rails at the moment.
Now a ute with a tub is becoming rarer, going for the 'different' look - although so far i've never seen a cruiser ute (45 or 75) with both extended chassis and spring over.....
Now a ute with a tub is becoming rarer, going for the 'different' look - although so far i've never seen a cruiser ute (45 or 75) with both extended chassis and spring over.....
Landcruiser UTE 1996 FZJ75 - SPOA, 35"s,
extended chassis, poor mans extra cab, 4.56 diff gears, Lockright front, chinese air locker rear...
extended chassis, poor mans extra cab, 4.56 diff gears, Lockright front, chinese air locker rear...
So...... has that already got a chassis extension? Im a massive fan of all chassis extensions.. i drive a single cab GU patrol that is an extended chassis, six wheeler with a fiberglass pod behind the rear window. I would love a dual cab entended ute...
Id go a tub with that gull wing style box you have drawn up in that pic... just for something different.
Id go a tub with that gull wing style box you have drawn up in that pic... just for something different.
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